Tingzhou Ancient City has the nation's first Hakka woodworking skills transmission institute

When visiting Tingzhou Ancient City, after passing through Chaotian Gate from East Street, the first thing you will see is the 'Hakka Woodworking Skills Transmission Institute,' which is converted from an old building. The facade is relatively simple, covering only 758 square meters, but it is the nation's first Hakka traditional architectural skills transmission institute. 📍Scenic Address: No. 73 East Street, Changting County, Longyan City, Fujian Province (inside Chaotian Gate) 🚗Scenic Transportation: You can take Tingzhou Bus No. 3 to Jichuan Gate, then walk north along Tingjiang for about 5 minutes to reach. 👍️Must-visit attractions: 1⃣ A plaque reading 'Ancestor of Rope and Ink Art' hangs high in the hall, and below it sits a statue that should be Lu Ban, but there is no introduction on-site. 2⃣ The Hakka walled house model takes the Hakka courtyard with 9 halls and 18 wells as an example. The eaves, window decorations, and wall ornaments are finely crafted, and you can also intuitively understand the layout of the Hakka walled house. 3⃣ The 'Wonderful Tools Produce Wonderful Products' theme showcases traditional woodworking tools. With the advent of modern industrial production, these tools may only be seen in museums. 4⃣ The workshop scene introduces the traditional woodworking work environment through different craftsman models. 5⃣ The interactive finished product area is where visitors can engage in woodworking activities. However, we visited at noon and only saw the handmade products of other visitors. 🎟️Ticket Information: It is currently publicly announced that during the trial operation period, the ticket price is 10 yuan per person. I bought the Tingzhou Ancient Charm five-site joint ticket online for 95 yuan per person (including Baxilou, Daifudi, Wolong Academy, Jichuan Gate, and the Woodworking Skills Transmission Institute). 💗Other tips: The exhibition hall is not large and is near Baxilou and Daifudi. It is recommended to visit all three halls on the same day to save a lot of walking.